y from the latterpart of the fourteenth century. The rest of thischurch has been rebuilt in later times. In another part of the town, between S. Simeoneand the harbour, may be seen the imperfect facade of ^ Vid. tables of Kings of Hungary, sup. p. 193, Also GeneralHistory above, pp. 93 and 105. ^… … !%■ 15- SO far as to raise the doorway and half the greatcolumns of the order, and on the lintel we read their Ch. TV.] Zara. 321 names, which, after all, are only associated with afailure, for the church rose no higher :— C. IVLIO CHRYSOGONO FEDERICI F • ET THOMASO CIVALELLO GREGORII • F •…
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